Quiz on Dominica

The initial settlers of Dominica, known as the Ortoroids, migrated from South America approximately in 3100 B.C. and their presence on the island persisted until approximately 400 B.C. Subsequently, the Arawaks established their settlement around 400 A.D. By the year 1400, the Kalinago, also known as the “Caribs,” engaged in forceful migration towards the Caribbean from the South American continent. This resulted in the displacement of the Arawak population from the area, including the island of Dominica. In 1493, the arrival of Columbus marked the beginning of colonization in Dominica, which posed a similar threat to the Caribs as it did to the Arawaks. Did you know this all?

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Summary:

The island achieved its independence from Britain on November 3, 1978. The advent of a novel epoch characterized by liberty and autonomy has engendered amplified obstacles, alongside economic and political predicaments. By the mid-1980s, Dominica had achieved a state of stability and tranquillity. The economic prosperity of the island was largely attributed to the thriving banana trade, which served as its primary export commodity. In 1992, Dominica experienced a significant reduction in its banana exports due to the withdrawal of its preferential access to the UK market.

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